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ABAA 75th Anniversary VBF

September 25-27, 2024

Virtual Book Fair Exclusive

Welcome to the Wash and Cry

Ali Liebegott

$200
Offered by Gerard Koskovich Queer Antiquarian Books
  • Condition: Very Good+
  • Edition: First
  • Binding: Paperback Saddle-stapled illustrated wraps
  • Publisher: The Author
  • Location: [San Francisco]
  • Date: 2011
  • Pages: 12
  • Size: 21.5 cm x 13.3 cm
  • Seller SKU: 0010

LIMITATION: 200 hand-numbered copies; this copy numbered: 1.

INSCRIPTION: On title page in black ink: "Renee [encircled in a sketch of a heart pierced by an arrow] / Ali Liebegott"

LAID IN: Half-sheet manuscript note: "Reneé Hope / you like / this depressing / story. / —ali"

NOTE: A short story set in a seedy San Francisco laundromat where a lesbian couple doing their wash encounter desperate urban characters including an unhoused woman who compliments them on their dogs.

Written and self-published by Ali Liebegott, a prolific lesbian novelist, literary organizer, television writer, producer and actor. Liebegott is best known as a writer and producer for the entire run of the award-winning television series Transparent (2014–2017).

NOTE: Minor creasing to spine fold; slight soiling to rear wrap; light dent to outside upper corner. Laid-in note: Diagonal fold to outside upper corner.

Offered by Gerard Koskovich Queer Antiquarian Books

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Gerard Koskovich Queer Antiquarian Books
Specializing in French History & Popular Culture, Immigrant & Minority Cultures, Lgbtq, Sexuality & Gender Studies, Social Movements, Women's History and Zines & Ephemera.
Gerard Koskovich is an antiquarian bookseller and public historian who divides his time between San Francisco and Paris. He has been active as a dealer for some 30 years and has helped numerous research libraries build their collections. As a dealer, he specializes in LGBTQ, sexuality and gender studies; erotica; women's history; social movements; immigrant and minority cultures; French history and popular culture; and zines and ephemera.
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